Solar light donation to a poor girl student

The struggle for education continues around the country. Here is a girl from #talakadu , #karnataka region who struggle to find a good facility to study . She is in her 10th standard and has no facility to study. She studies under the candle light and her family supports her to see that she completes her 10th stand. The house she stay with her family has no proper roof or cover to withstand natural calamities. [trustindex no-registration=google]

She is a fighter and a hard working student . She wanted to continue her studies and help her family. #KritagyataTrust #volunteer #Muralidhara visited the place and found the reality. A solor lamp was gifted to her for to ensure her studies is not hampered. Now the house has got a hope of light. Likewise many girls are struggling find a life and are deprived of education. Please do support such girls to excel in their career.

Food plays an important role in children's health development

Food and nutrition are an integral part of a child’s development. Due to their active routine and demeanor, they require energy-giving foods to maintain it. Proteins are also necessary to continuously advance their physical and mental enhancement, and fruits and vegetables are needed to protect them against harmful diseases and disorders.

 An adequate consumption of water is also prompted in children so that they can have a healthy growing process. Due to the strong link between nutrition and growth and development, both physically and intellectually, we cannot afford for children to lack an adequate process of nutrition consumption, let alone an unhealthy one. 

Nutritional requirements for children must be higher in both quality and quantity than for adults. A healthy and balanced diet ensures the development of fundamental mental skills including memory, focus, and cognitive thinking and significantly enhances a child's health and academic achievement in later years.

A disparity between the nutrition required and nutrition gotten can lead to growth mismatch. Undernutrition or overnutrition leads to severe illnesses like meningitis and chronic diseases like diabetes, cancers, and cardiac issues, because their immunity gets deprived. It can also lead to a decrease in the child’s daily activities, social life, thinking and behavioural abilities. 

A child’s brain grows at a rapid pace and nutrition plays an especially important role in helping them think and read To ensure that the children who are less fortunate than others do not go without the food they need, we should make a conscientious effort. Due to poor nutrition, less fortunate children lose their right to emotional, physical, and social development and are more prone to experience depression and low self-esteem. 

89% of Indian children between the ages of six and 23 months (about 2 years) DO NOT receive a sufficient nutrition. Due to their poverty, lack of money, and lack of knowledge, they are deprived of nutritional care, which leaves them susceptible to malnutrition. Several non-governmental organisations are striving to end hunger, but their chances of success are exceedingly slim.

 The basic explanation is that not enough people were involved. Without the active participation of individuals, hunger cannot be eliminated. Everyone must work together to alleviate the situation of disadvantaged children since there is no doubting that more helping hands may readily share the burden.

Happy women's day

On the occasion of International Women's Day i wish one and all a very happy women's day, The day to commemorate the equality and success of Women. We at Kritagyata Trust are celebrating fourth year of our #Sweccha activity, and have helped thousands of women with #Menstural awareness and giving them the sanitary napkins on the monthly basis who cant afford to buy the same. On this occasion of women's day i would like to announce the pilot start of two impactful activities for women from rural areas, they aspire to fly high but lack resources and knowledge. Firstly, we are starting our livelihood project #Prerana for women in Taridalu, a remote village of Gauribidnur, we will be training the women under various verticals and help them sustain themselves to take care of their family. Secondly, Next phase of our #AksharabhyasLearningcenter which will focus on teaching basic computers to the #rural women and we aim at creating the earning opportunities for them. This will be the Karnataka border taluk of Bagepalli, in association with #YPAcademy. All the success and reach to the needy could never happen without all of your kind support and trust in our service. Thank you. About Kritagyata Trust Kritagyata Trust is an NGO in Bangalore established in 2015. We are a non profit organisation (Charitable Trust) focusing on fulfilling the basic needs of the needy related to different channels of the society. Kritagyata's main focus is to help the needy children and the women who are in need.

Anganwadis centers school reopening in Karnataka

Due to covid 19 pandemic children across the country discontinued their studies and were left in sorrow about their future, Many parents found it difficult to keep their children occupied with studies and play. Less privileged children and parents

As the anganwadis have started functioning from today. It was our #privilege to invite the little ones with uniforms. The kids were so happy to receive the lovely #gifts in the form of schooling materials. This is the #anganwadis in #pulganahalli village near gauribidanuru, #Karnataka .Thanks to our #kritagyatatrust #volunteers for having organized the welcome for these little angels to the #school. Lots to do in the coming days. Keep supporting.. About Kritagyata Trust Kritagyata Trust is an NGO located in North Bangalore established in 2015. We are a nonprofit organization (Charitable Trust) focusing on fulfilling the basic needs of the needy related to different channels of the society. Kritagyata’s main focus is to help the needy children and the women who are in need Kritagyata started shaping up with helping 3 children for education, and now we are taking care of more than 20000 children under different activities. We have our children home (Orphanage) ‘ MY HOME’ located in Yelahanka, Bangalore. We are taking care of 13 children here giving them all the basic facilities and molding them to face the world with confidence and smile.

Kritagyata Trust distribute Grocery kits to Frontline and asha workers

Grocery Kit Donation to Frontline workers and Asha Workers Written by Aruna Categorised Blog Due to Covid many people have suffered financially and by losing their family members also. .Poor families in rural Bangalore across Karnataka have difficulty even to earn and feed a quality meal a day.

As such Children are facing malnutrition issues due to lac of nutritious food. 

 Kritagyata Trust  is trying to help as many families and children across India by providing grocery kits to families living in cities like Mumbai, karnataka, Bangalore, Tamil nadu, Indore, Kera , Hyderabad and other states. 

 This grocery kit can serve many poor families in fighting against the pandemic Kritagyata Trust has already distributed 1500 food and hygiene kits, 2500 home isolation kits to the needy and covid affected families across the country. 

 Kritagyata Trust also distributed grocery kits to Asha workers and Frontline workers . 

 Requests came from our Kritagyata Volunteers to help the deprived families for daily grocery needs. We are raising funds to distribute the Monthly Grocery Kits and hygiene kits to deliver to the deprived families.

 

About Kritagyata Trust

 Kritagyata Trust is an NGO located in North Bangalore established in 2015. We are a non profit organisation (Charitable Trust) focusing on fulfilling the basic needs of the needy related to different channels of the society.

 Kritagyata’s main focus is to help the needy children and the women who are in need. Kritagyata started shaping up with helping 3 children for education, and now we are taking care of more than 20000 children under different activities.

 We have our children home (Orphanage) ‘ MY HOME’ located in Yelahanka, Bangalore. We are taking care of 13 children here giving them all the basic facilities and molding them to face the world with confidence and smile.

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Seed ball making activity

This pandemic has well taught us all the significance of trees. Most of the time we think of planting trees . Living under the constant threat of natural disasters, it is important for us to protect mother earth. Everyone needs to focus on saving and conserving resources. Among many initiatives organized by Kritagyata Trust, The Seed Ball Making and dispersing involved volunteers from all ages. This seed ball activity is an efficient, cost- effective and fun way to restore mother earth, People from different backgrounds and age groups, from school students to elders, came together. They spread out in various groups and spent time to prepare seed balls. Each group had taken the challenge of making a specified number of seed balls to contribute to the mission of restoring the forest. The Seed ball making activity was organized in Rural part of Bangalore, Karnataka by Kritagyata under Prakruthi program to protect, conserve mother earth from pollution. Volunteer with us to make a meaningful difference in reviving nature.

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High Website Bounce rate a concern for SEO Experts

Most of the webmaster try hard to fix bounce rate  using traditional method by contemplating with content revamping,landing page design, targeted keywords and geography.

As Googlesays "Because the design of your site and your Google Analytics implementation can affect your bounce rate, improving your bounce rate requires specific, custom changes to your site and setup. The bounce rate, and improving the bounce rate, is as individual as your business"

Analyze specific data. A general site-wide bounce rate can vary too much due to the different marketing activities that run concurrently. Consider your bounce rate for specific traffic sources. Using other dimensions, like medium, campaign, landing page, to evaluate your bounce rate can also be more actionable than your general bounce rate.

So by improving the landing pages,Research right keywords for the page,Site structure and by providing right information about the product to the website visitors can effectively improve the conversion and also help in reduced bounce rate.

We also need to consider server side, Webpage landing time and also the time spent on the page to improve the quality time spent by the visitors to provide him right information and convert him as your customer.

Trying A/B Testing method will also help to ascertain the bounce rate factor to implement  right combination of SEO techniques to increase stickiness on the website and reduce website bounce rate.